“As I'm researching for Paso wine stories, half the time now, what it's scraping are transcripts from our show. Isn't that something?”
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In his opening, the host explains why there's no local wine-news segment this week: the AI tool he uses to research Paso Robles stories now mostly returns transcripts of his own show.
…out and experienced it. So we've got a harvest that kept everybody guessing, a couple of winemakers who know how to roll with the punches, and a guy from Boston who reminds us why we love sharing all of this in the first place. Lots to get into. I am very glad you're here. This is where wine takes you. Well, at the end of Harvest Wine Month, and we've covered a lot of these stories. In fact, as I'm researching for Paso wine stories, half the time now, what it's scraping are transcripts from our show. Isn't that something? So no Paso Wine Wire this week. We got a ton going on in this episode. Now, coming up later in the show, we're going to meet a guy who could, well, play the piano, run a country, and apparently knew a thing or two about growing grapes here in Paso. Not necessarily those things in order, but Ignacio Jan Paterewski. You've heard us talking about it before. World famous concert pianist, the prime…
Adam, good to see you.
I took you off the, you know, you were out in front in your chair. Very cool. And I got to thank you for the beautiful wedding gift. That bottle of wine is enormous.
Well, I didn't get it for you. It's for Audrey.